Russia’s troops are in Syria at the invitation of Syria’s Government and they have provided crucial assistance to restore the Government’s control over areas that the jihadists (sometimes called “Radical Islamic Terrorists” or otherwise) had seized. Consequently, unlike the Turks and the Americans, who are invaders of Syria, Russia is instead a defender of Syria, and is committed to doing there only what the Syrian Government authorizes it to do and what Russia is willing to do there.

Both Democratic and Republican U.S. federal officials and former officials are overwhelmingly supportive of U.S. President Trump’s newly announced determination to prohibit Syria from retaking control of that heavily jihadist province, and they state such things about Idlib as:

It has become a dumping ground for some of the hardcore jihadists who were not prepared to settle for some of the forced agreements that took place, the forced surrenders that took place elsewhere. … Where do people go when they’ve reached the last place that they can go? What’s the refuge after the last refuge? That’s the tragedy that they face.

That happened to be an Obama Administration official expressing support for the jihadists, and when he was asked by his interviewer “Did the world fail Syria?” he answered “Sure. I mean, there’s no doubt about it. I mean, the first person who failed Syria was President Assad himself.”

The U.S. Government in 2003 said that Saddam Hussein had failed Iraq and so America and its allies invaded and occupied there in 2003; and then America and its allies said that Muammar Qaddafi had failed Libyans and so invaded and occupied there in 2011; but, unlike Syria’s President Bashar al-Assad, neither of those two heads-of-state was backed by Russia, and Assad is. That’s the main difference between him and those others. But the U.S. Government still demands ‘victory’ there; and, so, the world stands at the brink of WW III, the war to end all wars and (unlike its two predecessors) to end ourselves.

Therefore, unless Assad will simply hand Idlib over to adjoining Turkey, there will be war between the U.S. and Russia over Idlib. Since neither side will publicly admit its defeat in that U.S.-Russia war, the loser in it will naturally invade the other; and, regardless of whether the U.S. or Russia will be the first to do that (go nuclear), each of the two sides will still be able to annihilate the other after the other’s sudden blitz nuclear attack; and the end-result will be not only an unprecedentedly nuclear-contaminated planet, but a nuclear winter following it, in which agriculture will collapse, and the survivors will wish that they weren’t.

The way for the plan to avert that outcome to be carried out would be:

Assad and Putin both will announce that due to the complaints from the U.S. Government and from the United Nations and from the Turkish Government, Syria will give up Idlib province, and will construct on the border between it and the adjoining areas of Syria, a DMZ or De-Militarized Zone, so that not only will the residents in Idlib be safe from any attack by Syria and its allies (such as America and its allies have been demanding), but Syrians — in all the others of Syria’s provinces — will likewise be safe against any continued attacks by the jihadists that have concentrated themselves in Idlib.

This way, Turkey’s President Erdogan can safely keep his 50,000 troops in Idlib if he wishes; America’s President Trump can claim victory in Syria and finally fulfill his long-promised intention to end the U.S. occupation of (most of the jihadist-controlled) parts of Syria (which they’ve occupied), and maybe WW III can be avoided, or, at least, postponed, maybe even so that people living today won’t be dying-off from WW III and its after-effects.

If this peaceful path to ending the prelude to WW III — to avoiding the jump off a nuclear cliff — succeeds, then the world will be able to continue debating who was right and who was wrong in all of this. But, otherwise, that debate will simply be terminated by the war itself, and everyone will end up losing.

Here is how these and associated matters are being taught to school students in the United States. It’s a magazine that’s handed out free to school students in the U.S. to teach them the ‘history’ behind these current events, though it conflicts with the actual history behind them: but, of course, those children won’t know that history, because it’s not being taught to them.

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September 11, 2018 19:22

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Gonzogal

“Assad and Putin both will announce that due to the complaints from the U.S. Government and from the United Nations and from the Turkish Government, Syria will give up Idlib province,”

Then Assad and Putin should ask the US what part of the US is willing to give up as a safe haven for terrorists to live in a community.

Eric’s judgment is sorely wanting. He predicts that in the event of armed warfare between the US and Russia the local loser in Syria would launch a nuclear attack. Perhaps the messianic Zionists who run the U.S. would do so–probably not, though–but there is no doubt that Russia would not do this. It is contrary to Russia’s constitution, contrary to its military doctrine, and contrary to everything Putin has done, said, and stood for in his presidency. Eric should not allow his hysteria to overcome his judgment.

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September 11, 2018 20:52

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fred

to end the U.S. occupation of (most of the jihadist-controlled) parts of Syria

the US will only leave Syria when they are forced out

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September 11, 2018 21:51

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Cudwieser

Nuclear isn’t the intent and won’t be the intent short of absolute failure on both sides. As it stands the US (as frail as their agenda is) want the ME under their thumb and for Assad and Russia to go away (not vanish) in such a way as they are still there to be ridiculed and displayed for future conflicts. Nuking the ME is an end game when all is lost, not while there are games to still be played. If WW3 does break out it won’t start Nuclear, and may not end as such. It’ll be a more conventional… Read more »

You hope!!! But mistakes are made…and due to America’s And NATO’s moves Russia has no alternative but to keep a finger hovering over the “Armageddon” button…as even with China’s manpower “on side” they would be extremely hard pressed to counter an all out assault with conventional weaponry against these foes. The Brits in the meanwhile are ramping up the absolute “bovine excreta” about ‘nerve weapons’…obviously trying to paint Putin in Assad’s colours…